Dear *Sigh* President Elect Trump

Presidential Elect Donald Trump,
    To keep this letter both respectful and well-mannered, I'd first like to congratulate you on winning the presidency. It's an incredible achievement. However, this task comes with many responsibilities, and quite frankly, my confidence in you to fulfill these said responsibilities is lacking. To be completely honest with you, I was not happy when I found out that you were to be the 45th president of the United States. I can't say that I would've been jumping for joy if your opponent Hillary Clinton had won, but I can tell you that my fear for the safety of this country would be much lower than it is now. With all due respect Sir, the thought of you in office terrifies me. In my opinion, you are beyond unqualified. You are the first president to have no military nor political background. I have lost all faith I had in you after you said violent and unpredictable remarks such as, "I would bomb the sh*t outta them!"  and "I'd like to punch him in the face" This only shows me your lack of stability and your "quick-to-react" nature. This can be essential and very helpful at times, but it also has the opportunity to backfire. Sometimes your brain has to overpower your mouth. You've told the public multiple times about how you are going to end ISIS. Our question is: How? You'd need an army of 500,00 at the least, all on foot. Do you plan to have another Draft? I do not want my father being forced to fight. Nor do I want that for my older cousins. The safety of our country lies in your hands. It's up to you what happens to us. It's your job. So on behalf of myself, my family, and my country, please handle that job with care.
-Brenna Patzer

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  1. Mr. SchickNovember 13, 2016 at 4:34 AM

    Bren, if you ACTUALLY want to send this letter to the President-Elect, just print it up, sign it, and give it to me, and I will make sure it gets mailed. Thanks for writing!

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